1 |
Tandem swing |
US3066793 |
1993-03-12 |
US5393268B1 |
1998-12-29 |
CUNARD JOEL C; BOUDREAU ROBERT J |
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2 |
Child's hobbyhorse |
US52342144 |
1944-02-22 |
US2400396A |
1946-05-14 |
DENTON WILLIAM M |
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3 |
Combination swing |
US1956502D |
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US1956502A |
1934-04-24 |
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4 |
Lawn-swing |
US34374119 |
1919-12-10 |
US1378004A |
1921-05-17 |
BUGENHAGEN GEORGE H |
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5 |
Swing |
US1320714D |
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US1320714A |
1919-11-04 |
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6 |
Swing. |
US11708016 |
1916-08-26 |
US1254890A |
1918-01-29 |
DOUGLASS STEPHEN A |
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7 |
Swing |
US473168D |
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US473168A |
1892-04-19 |
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8 |
tuttle |
US340530D |
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US340530A |
1886-04-20 |
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9 |
Improvement in swings |
US83216D |
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US83216A |
1868-10-20 |
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10 |
Articulated swing |
US306303 |
1994-09-14 |
US5505664A |
1996-04-09 |
Robert J. Nolan; Paul C. Gilles |
A children's swing ride is composed of an articulated seating platform having an axis of articulation. A pair of hangers is connected to the seating platform on opposite sides of that axis and a pair of levers extends from the platform on opposite sides of that axis. In use, the platform is suspended by way of the hangers from an overhead support so that riders sitting on opposite ends of the platform can swing back and forth and, by exerting force on the other rider's lever, cause articulation of the seating platform. |
11 |
Tandem swing |
US30667 |
1993-03-12 |
US5393268A |
1995-02-28 |
Joel C. Cunard; Robert J. Boudreau |
A children's swing has an elongated beam with opposite ends and a mid portion providing a seating platform for at least two children. Pivotally attached to the opposite ends of the beam are a pair of rigid rockers, each rocker having an upper end defining hand grips and a lower end defining a foot rest. To use the rocker, the children sit on the beam back to back with their hands and feet on the hand grips and foot rests of the rockers in front of them. When the children rock the rockers in synchronism, the swing will swing to and fro with ever increasing amplitude due to the inertia of the children's limbs and changes in the included angles between the rockers and the beam. |
12 |
Children's swing |
US84413 |
1993-06-29 |
US5326326A |
1994-07-05 |
Joel C. Cunard; Robert J. Boudreau |
A children's swing has an elongated beam with opposite ends and a mid portion providing a seating platform for at least two children. Pivotally attached to the opposite ends of the beam are a pair of rigid rockers, each rocket having an upper end defining hand grips and a lower end defining a foot rest. To use the rocker, the children sit on the beam back with their hands and feet on the hand grips and foot rests of the rockers in front of them. When the children rock the rockers in synchronism, the swing will swing to and fro with ever increasing amplitude due to the inertia of the children's limbs and changes in the included angles between the rockers and the beam. |
13 |
Push-pull swing |
US460741 |
1983-01-24 |
US4570928A |
1986-02-18 |
Jack L. Smith |
This swing, through a backward and forward motion by the user, serves to provide amusement and excellent exercise for children and adults. Primarily, it consists of a vertical frame, including a handle bar and a foot rest bar for its operation. It also includes a pair of joined and hinged horizontal bars with a pair of seats, and it is supported by ropes. It further includes fasteners for its adjustment in length and height. |
14 |
Truss type hanger for playground apparatus |
US41276254 |
1954-02-26 |
US2800949A |
1957-07-30 |
ISADORE HOROWITZ |
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15 |
Occupant operated swing |
US77909447 |
1947-10-10 |
US2549085A |
1951-04-17 |
HINES RALPH W |
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16 |
Swing |
US64200746 |
1946-01-18 |
US2491875A |
1949-12-20 |
GROVER REVELLE; REVELLE SR BASCOM S |
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17 |
Swing |
US36238540 |
1940-10-23 |
US2358098A |
1944-09-12 |
PIPPIN JAMES E |
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18 |
Lawn-swing |
US33027819 |
1919-10-13 |
US1360495A |
1920-11-30 |
HERMAN BUGENHAGEN GEORGE |
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19 |
Swing. |
US22765918 |
1918-04-10 |
US1275739A |
1918-08-13 |
PITTI ETHEL R |
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20 |
Swing. |
US8516216 |
1916-03-18 |
US1228694A |
1917-06-05 |
NETCOTT GEORGE A |
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